A
Logical Approach to Philosophy
A
workshop in philosophical logic in memory of Graham Solomon
9-10 May 2003
3:30 Opening Remarks
3:45 Philip Kremer (McMaster University)
‘On the 'Semantics' for Languages With Their Own Truth
Predicates."
5:00 John L. Bell (University of Western
Ontario)
‘Russell's Paradox and Cantor's Diagonalization in an
Intuitionistic Setting’
9:00 David DeVidi (University of Waterloo)
‘Assertion, Construction, and the Axiom of Choice’
10:15: Stephen Read (University of St Andrews)
‘Monism: the one true logic’
11:30 J.C. Beall (University of Connecticut)
‘Double-Aspect
Dialethism’
2:00 William Demopoulos (University of
Western Ontario)
‘Some remarks on the Ramsey-Carnap reconstruction of
theories’
3:15 Alasdair Urquhart (University of
Toronto)
‘The Identity of Proofs’
4:30 Stewart Shapiro (The Ohio State
University)
‘Externalism, anti-realism, and the KK-thesis’
The Fine Print:
All
are welcome; no registration fee is charged. We would appreciate advance notice of attendance, though,
along with an indication of intent to join in the banquet (not free, a la
carte) on Saturday evening. Please
contact Tim
Kenyon.
For
local information, see the University of
Waterloo website.
This
conference is made possible through the financial support of the Minas Fund.